Broken leg

[Mentat]

Here is one: Clinica Veterinaria San Agustin | Facebook! Also, here is link to P.R. College of Veterinarians: Colegio de Médicos Veterinarios de Puerto Rico. They have a list of veterinarians where you can call near ones and check if they do exotics or even call the college and ask them to help you locate one. Good luck !

[Canetoadgirl]

in here as the cane toad is a pest they don attend his kind.Also where i live no one like this types of toads

[Gnag the nameless]

It doesn't matter what they think, what matters is you and your toad. I would take him in to a Vet, and ignore whatever insults or comments they make about him. They are there to help your pet, and they'll be failing their job as a Veterinarian if they refuse.

[Lija]

If there is a vet is accessible go for it, if a leg is broken that is the only way to make sure a frog won't suffer, pest or not doesn't matter, if you are a client coming with your pet I'm sure they are going to be professional. any vet if someone would bring in someone damaged, pet or not, would take care of it.

[Mentat]

How is toad doing Elizabeth? Agree with Caspian and Lija! Unless the government in P.R. has a written law directing veterinarians to refuse treatment for cane toads or other pests; think a veterinary that normally handles exotics should not refuse care for your frog. Good luck !

[Canetoadgirl]

I put her in a plastic mini tub with some paper towels and today she is jumping much better,and I put her back in her terrarium but without gravel and she soak for 4 hours and she get very chubby!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Mentat]

I put her in a plastic mini tub with some paper towels and today she is jumping much better,and I put her back in her terrarium but without gravel...

I suggest you keep her in the hospital set-up at least a couple weeks and maybe up to a month. Also, gravel is an impaction risk if toad feeds there. Good luck !